16 Feb 1901
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
1
In Fort Wayne a devoted woman, Mrs George, and other women volunteer to aid wounded soldiers. The article portrays Mrs Coburn and others who served at field hospitals, detailing acts of care, nursing, and moral support amid Civil War hardships, including hospital scenes, nurse duties, and the impact on troops.
Describes faithful women including Mrs Ingersoll and Mrs Lowe at Fredericksburg who organized straw and bedding for wounded men. A nurse or caregiver protected soldiers by barricading a barn, supplying straw, and tending to casualties as Union troops moved through the area.
Fragmented OCR text discusses farming notes and weather, mentioning snow, ground, and work conditions. It appears to be a garbled, nonsensical excerpt with many misread words and stray letters, offering no clear events, dates, or named entities. The readable portions mention field work, moisture, and a general agricultural context without coherent facts.
An abridged note describes methods for starting seedlings at home, mentioning a tempering device and a box setup. It notes warmth and timing needs, tender care, and monitoring during growth. The text references wages and night work related to garden tasks and a seasonal schedule.
The article extols sunbathing for horses to vitalize nerves and circulation, arguing heat and light from sunny climates improve vigor. It cites California and coastal air as beneficial, urging regular outdoor exercise for horses in stable districts and noting the importance of fresh air, broad sunlight, and ample space.
Washington dispatch details a clash in Indiana over a federal building project. Congressman Jessy Overstreet allies with opposition to support Fairbanks backed plans, while pressure from Taylor supporters grows. The scene features Beveridge as a mediator and hints at a broader Republican power play to favor certain candidates.
A damaged OCR fragment from a news page mentions a date in seven pattern oddities and an event but concrete details are unreadable. The remaining readable pieces suggest a public notice or community item with uncertain specifics and unclear entities.
The committee audited the annual financial report and discussed city finances. Archives Alan Gaindls plans two colonial style residences for the Than and Adan and Banker G1 Metallen consider a hotel and destament for O. BM. Sebrock in Garrett.
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